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Questions about .308 LC 67 Match brass

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Am working up 308 loads for my brother and his boys. Have been using Remington brass and about got the load worked out, and then my brother brings me about 250 of these LC 67 Match brass from his father in law. Looks like once-fired, but can't be sure. (Hoping it wasn't fired in a machine gun.) Questions...

Is this a thick-walled brass with significantly reduced capacity compared to the Rem brass?
If so, any recommendations how far to back off the powder charge from my existing loads?
Roughly how many loads I can get out of these brass?
Any other quirks to this brass I should know about?

For reference, my current load is 46.3-gr Varget, Rem 150-gr core-lokt, Rem brass, CCI primer. Thanks in advance for any advice.
-- Steve
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I had 2000 of the LC 67 NM cases and used them a lot. Never had one split at the neck. never had any problems with normal loads. It is the reloader that pushes the limit that has problems with increased pressures in military brass.

Doug
All brass is annealed at the neck. The American sporting ammo does not show this because they polish the annealing marking off the necks. European and Military brass is not usually polished this way.

Doug
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